Vernacular Blockchain Daily: Encryption starts the week with a slight rebound, with some tokens in the Binance Alpha zone leading the rise.

白话区块链 · 2025-12-22T01:12:37+00:00

This week, the crypto market has slightly warmed up, with some tokens leading the rise. The willingness of high-net-worth individuals to invest in digital money has increased, with an expected allocation increase of 25% in the coming year. The market's sluggish trend has not been reversed, and institutional analysts predict that Bitcoin may reach $250,000 within two years. The Fed has a high probability of keeping interest rates unchanged at 79%.

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2025-12-22 01:12:37

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The encryption market has shown a slight recovery at the start of this week, with some tokens in the Binance Alpha zone leading the rise;
Next year's FOMC new voting committee takes the lead in “going hawkish”: interest rates should be frozen until spring, inflation remains a major concern;

3.10x Research: The market's sluggish trend has not yet reversed, and BTC mining companies and encryption firms performed poorly last week;

Hurun Report: The willingness of high-net-worth individuals to increase investment in digital currencies is warming up, with an allocation willingness of 25% in the coming year;
Galaxy Digital Research Director: Institutional access and monetary easing resonance may drive Bitcoin to reach $250,000 within two years;
The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in January next year is 79%;
Hassett: Trump seeks data-driven candidates among Federal Reserve chairman contenders;
Data: Tokens such as H, XPL, SOON will see large amounts unlocked this week, with H unlocking a value of approximately 14.8 million USD;
Cathie Wood: 2026 may be the “just right year”, with an expected inflation rate of 0%.

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